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611 E Myrtle St
San Antonio, TX 78212
(210) 472-3597

Church Under the Bridge is San Antonio's only church built specifically to minister to the spiritual needs of the homeless community. In addition to services 4 times a week, we feed them a well-balanced meal 3 nights a week, provide clean clothes and toiletries, and offer educational opportunities (discipleship training, bible studies, 12-steps) for spiritual development!

Join us Sundays at 9:30am for Bible Study and at 11:00am for Worship. Traditional and Contemporary Services are available. For directions to our church, visit fbcsa.org/directions. To find a Bible Study class, visit fbcsa.org/biblestudies. Questions? Call our church office at 210-226-0363.

The San Antonio Metropolitan Area Command provides the leadership, planning, coordination, and administration of all The Salvation Army's programs and services in Bexar and Comal Counties. Programs and services are provided to individuals and families, from infants to seniors, every day of the year to transform lives and make our neighborhoods and communities a better place for each of us. We provide services to all those in need, without discrimination.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, is an historic church in San Antonio, Texas, United States, founded as a parish in 1858 that was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 12, 1998. Lady Bird Johnson and Lyndon B. Johnson were married at St. Mark's on November 17, 1934. The church is located at 315 East Pecan Street in Travis Park, in the heart of the River Walk District and is only four blocks from the Alamo. The rector is the Reverend Beth Knowlton (called to be rector on May 20, 2014).National Register listingSt. Mark's Episcopal Church(added 1998 - Building - #98000103)315 E. Pecan St., San AntonioFounded: 1858Built (completion): 1877Historic Significance: Architecture/EngineeringArchitect, builder, or engineer: et al., Upjohn, RichardArchitectural Style: Gothic Revival, Late 19th And 20th Century RevivalsArea of Significance: ArchitecturePeriod of Significance: 1850-1874, 1875–1899, 1925–1949, 1950–1974Owner: PrivateHistoric Function: ReligionHistoric Sub-function: Religious StructureCurrent Function: ReligionCurrent Sub-function: Religious Structure

We are a Spiritual community that knows that the time has come for all of us to honor the Spirit within each of us. We are a church that offers the tools for real living. We see the good in you and want to support you to shine that good in your life. We are alive, aware and awake to the love that is every where we invite you to join us for a VERY different kind of church. Come a be pulled by a vision!

Redeemer Church entered into this culturally rich and dynamic city in the summer of 2002 eager to share the ancient, yet timeless message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Redeemer is learning that the Gospel is not simply about sharing a message, doing better or being nicer, but about God’s renovation of the whole of our lives—giving us a new focus for worship, new fuel for life and new purpose for the future. Our desire then, as is now, is to lovingly embrace and support the people and culture of San Antonio, not alienate or condemn. We see the needs and problems of our city as opportunities for service and sacrifice, not problems to overlook or abandon. Toward that end, Redeemer seeks to engage San Antonio's business, university, professional, medical and art communities in the hopes of seeing resources and people redirected by the love of Christ in order to bless the wider city. Redeemer welcomes everyone—the seeker, skeptic and spiritually hungry. We desire to be a place of healing for those burn-out and wounded by the world and the church. We work hard to build bridges among the various ethnicities present in our city so that the Gospel's transforming message may touch more lives.

H.I.S. We exist to bring HOPE to our generation (Matthew 12:21); to INSPIRE our church, community, city, state, nation, and world (Matthew 9:29); to SERVE all nations (Mark 10:45).

Crossings is a ministry of Trinity Baptist Church that offers a contemporary worship service; open to everyone. CROSSINGS is held in the Grantham Gathering Center at TriPoint from 10:45-11:45am. Crossings Life Groups will soon be formed to enable us to grow together and build deeper relationships in a smaller group context.

We function as a fundraising, volunteer service group, and have many projects and programs that can satisfy an eagerness to volunteer here in San Antonio.

A non-denominational church that is centered on Jesus. We meet at Lions Field Community Center 2809 Broadway in San Antonio on Sunday Mornings at 10am.

The mission of ULI, the Urban Land Institute, is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. ULI is composed of over 40,000 members worldwide. Our members are: developers, investors, brokers, advisers, architects, attorneys, engineers, planners, and public officials. ULI San Antonio is a District Council of the Urban Land Institute. District Councils are ULI at the local level, facilitating the exchange of ideas and the transmission of ULI best practices. ULI San Antonio has over 320 members who convene at luncheons, educational programs, project tours and other events to share experiences and learn from each other.

In addition to increasing the overall quantity of food donations to the San Antonio Food Bank, we highly anticipate increased awareness in the community and SAC students in particular. Together with the Food Bank and Desks 2 Tables, the L&M Bookstore will be offering students incentives to help their community (through textbook discounts in return for donating food).

Why go back to High School if you can go forward to College? What if you could get your GED and go to College at the same time? Restore Education has been helping students accelerate their education for years. Eligibility: 1. If you are 16 or older, and 2. If you are willing to commit to work at a college level and willing to finish what you start. Since 2008, Restore Education has helped over 4,000 students move forward in their education. We offer: •Flexible & part-time schedules •Work designed for your needs •College readiness, advising and college courses •Job training and career planning

Lemonade Day, held on the first Sunday in May each year in cities acreoss America, is a fun, entrepreneurial and experiential learning program that teaches youth not only how to start their own business by operating a lemonade stand, but fundamental lessons about life, success and themselves. Schools, community groups and businesses all over the nation get involved to make this all happen. How you can help: 1) Register a child you know to participate 2) Volunteer to sign up kids or stuff backpacks 3) Get your school, faith-based organization, after-school or other group involved 4) Donate or encourage businesses to helpp sponsor Lemonade Day

Purpose: The purpose of the project is to provide comprehensive service coordination, education on communicable diseases, support for disease management and recovery from substance abuse behavior. These services are provided to HIV-infected persons who are currently using, or have a history of substance abuse. As well as aiding their families and significant others. Goal: The goal of HIP-SA Program is to improve the health status of substance abusers infected with HIV and other communicable diseases. This is achieved by promoting linkages between community-based substance abuse treatment programs, health clinics, and other social service providers. The program shall focus on behavior change and lowering risk of HIV.

We are San Antonio's Community Foundation. We exist to make San Antonio a better place to live. We do this by: maintaining, investing and distributing funds from permanent charitable endowments; connecting donors to the causes they are passionate about; creating and leading initiatives for the benefit of San Antonio.

Talk About It! educates the community on the importance of Care. Adopt. Neuter. to help San Antonio become the largest no-kill city in the nation. Through a strategic plan adopted in 2006, the City of San Antonio committed to becoming a no-kill community for companion animals. No-kill means any healthy, treatable, or adoptable pet that ends up at the city shelter will not be put down simply because there is no space for them. Established in 2007, Talk About It! serves as the driving force to bring people together in an effort to achieve no-kill in San Antonio. We help all animal welfare organizations and groups achieve their goals to increase pet adoptions, help make spay/neuter clinics more available and affordable, and create public awareness about overall caring for our pets. We want to make San Antonio a happy and safe place for both pets and people. -- Care. Adopt. Neuter.

Uniting our community-Dedicated volunteers are engaged in fund development and strategic direction for the San Antonio Area African American Community Fund. The fund hosts an annual fundraising event, Renaissance with the Stars, a ballroom dance competition. Supporting nonprofits with grants Through grants, the fund supports nonprofit organizations that serve African Americans in arts/culture, community development, education, health and social/human services. Nonprofit organizations can apply for a grant from the fund on an annual basis.

Come and meet creative people from around the world, hear their amazing stories and purchase wonderful handmade products. Ninety percent of the sales from this non-profit project go to the Artisans

An inspiring event showcasing the Women and Girls Development Fund’s mission of enabling women and girls to reach their full potential. San Antonio community leaders pair with young ladies from the Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio to enter into a Poetry Slam or, spoken-word poetry competition. A Poetry Slam is the competitive art of performance poetry. Slamming puts a dual emphasis on writing and performance, encouraging poets to focus on what they are saying and how they are saying it. Poets are judged not only on the content of their slam but the manner of delivery and passion behind their words.

What We Do: Overview Multi-Family Housing Program Merced owns or has developed 13 quality, affordable homes for 1,450 families in these Texas cities: San Antonio, Somerset, Conroe, Corpus Christi, Fort Worth, Karnes City and Goliad. Through our multi-family, single-family and Owner-Occupied Emergency Repairs Programs, Merced serves more than 1,949 households. When developments currently in the pipeline are complete, Merced will serve more than 2,984 households in Bexar, Montgomery, Nueces and Goliad counties in Texas. At Merced, we believe in providing more than simply shelter. In keeping with our mission, we provide services at our multi-family properties that support residents’ efforts to raise healthy families and become self-sufficient, fully participating members of society. Resident Services Program At each multi-family property, we provide services to help residents achieve self sufficiency. The Resident Services program has four focus areas: youth, education and employment, financial literacy, and health. Services are provided on-site or through a referral system. A Resident Services Coordinator works at each property to bring events, activities and resources to residents. A significant percentage of residents in two of Merced's multi-family properties are military families, and Merced considers the special needs of military families. Single-Family Program Merced’s Single-Family Program revitalizes inner-city neighborhoods by providing home-ownership opportunities to low-income families. Merced acquires dilapidated homes and completely rehabilitates them or constructs new infill homes and sells them to qualifying low-income families. Serve Our Seniors (SOS) Minor Repair Program Through the Serve Our Seniors Minor Repair Program, Merced helps extremely low-income senior and disabled homeowners who cannot afford to keep their homes safe, sanitary or structurally sound. Merced makes health- and safety-related repairs at no cost to the homeowners. The SOS Program enables very low-income senior and disabled persons to stay in the homes they own and love. We also have found that receiving SOS assistance often restores faith and hope to seniors whose existence has become bleak because of their limited means.